What did the crew of the submarine "Titan" feel before they died?.. An expert answers
Five sub-Titan dead were 'real explorers' - OceanGate
A member of the US War College explained to CNN what likely happened to the stricken Titan submarine, which was carrying a small crew of five to explore the wreck of the Titanic.
The network quoted Andrew Norris as saying that the pressure on the submarine represents three tons of pressure per square inch, that is, the weight of the Empire State Building, which is a huge amount of pressure on the submarine's structure.
He pointed out that if any molecule entered the submarine, its crew would die immediately without even knowing what was happening.
He emphasized that with the enormous pressure at the bottom of the ocean, the implosion would occur in a fraction of a thousandth of a second.
The search for the submarine in the North Atlantic near the wreck of the Titanic ended Thursday, when the operating company announced that it had suffered a "catastrophic internal explosion" that killed its five passengers.
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